f_ SATURDAY, HAY Q 1916
3:98P
WAIIIII CAMP SEES
Ii'iii IICIIIIIS Will
.\‘.H\\' liM'E‘x’ Met) The Yale
iniirall squad t-iaitited at the Field
irday nitrrnt-on under the direc-
m :: ut Coghes Jones, Alcott. Brides.
Li .2; iii; and iir ituil About 63 men re-
ported and were put through cit-men»
r-ry drills in falling on the ball, tack-
ling the datum} :Idl‘llllg, passing. and
hit lllli‘
\‘..iitt r t'amp, wa‘ched the prac
1.. e and cur). Hid with the coarher.
iiraden and Xiiille kicked to th“
trim Lo, and the linemen and ends went
iii-vii the field without tackling. Dr.
I iii tout-lied the backfield candidates,
while Aliiitt. 1:4th S, took charge of
llit' (‘Iitl‘ In. ilrider put the line can-
(iltiitlt’e through an hour's work in
rimming and tackling, oasisted by
It .i‘ting Iftlt who paid special atten-
t.' t to the waters 1
t‘.
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attain DICIIIIES in
an anti minor?
league baseball and Its acces-
-.‘l‘ll‘r. a hero anion: thc rahid fans.
l. lii~ name in bold type aConS
ti i top of the page and the many other
l'it Mental, of theg ante, to say nothing
«if the fat >a|aries to the more and
(flonl‘ul have no attraction as yet for
"Ul'lllan .‘tleany of 7t; Clinton place.
The Bronx. eli’lf' pitcher of the Morris
H-gli School nine.
lie has been asked to sign a controet
try the Yankees and has turned it
down. The contract called for three
months work, from July to October, to!
\‘.Illtll )Icaiii- was to receive $1,000.
chcpting the Yankees' terms would
make him a professional, and this
eMany doc: not wieh to do for some.
time to come, at least. He will he
graduated front Morris in June and it
1.. his intention to enter Columblt .
'where he will continue his athletic
career along with his atudlea.
Mean)" has been prominent in ath-'
letics since entering the Boston road:
t-(‘hool and limeball was one of tita'
ntronghoids. Only last Wk be out ‘
.pitched Walt”: .loyt. 9| Ira-mun
Hall, who has since left school. signed
a Giant contract and has been uhinvl
ped to the Lebanon Club of the Penn
titate League. lie fanned eighteen ln‘
Pills game, but errors by his team
liiatei: earned for hlpi a defeat. Meany
1‘. good sized. lie in good on the
track and ranks with the beat weight
Inlittrh in the high and prep schools
of thi- East. lie also starred on the
fol-than teaiii.
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GOLF TODAY.
II.ilII(H‘tI High at Vale Pt'ei-hnicn.
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ignidy 24 pt sport
Tlic annual Yaic spring regatta will
he held this afternoon from 2 to 4.
'i‘here will be six racen, two of which'
will be with outside schools. and one
of which will be a single sculi raco,
(nor a one-milecourse. The rest will]
he ciglitoai ilili‘r-(‘Iass races of one?
and oncaixth miles each. ,
The~\:irsity' first, second and thirdI
(N’Wh are still practicing at Derby:
and will not he entered in the remit-i
ii. In a two-minute race on the river;
Ln yesterday aftemoon both the aec»i
0rd and third crews finished ahead of:
the lift“ boat '
The freshman crew in rowing in fine
form and yesterdai beat the second
boat by four lengths in .a two-minute.
workout. In all there were sevenl
Freshman ciens and six claaa crews
in the harbor yesterday afternoon.
LOCKWOOD’S OPENING
The Lockwood A. A. baseball team
will open their season with Noroton.
at Lynch's Field, Dorian, Sunday, May
2th. The battery for Lockwood“: will
We Tobey and ‘Bloomquiat, for Noroton,
.‘arlson and Blaxey. Jone Monughan
v.ill hold the indicator.-as the. exper-
ience of the National Game is up to
the standard.
COMING BOXING BOUTB.
Tonight.
Stadium A C.—Jiinuy Duffy .nnd»
chick Simier; Joe Lynch and Bobby
Ubol. .
Fairmont A. C.—tHnn’y Guile and
Tea Kelley; Tommy ‘I‘onhey and’Aliio
Nach.
Placer A. C.—-'rominy “my at
Fred Boyer; Bill Brenna and Al
, Willhma. "
eminent A. C. —-Al Ron and Ohmic
Chalk. , . i
m Mo, 0.
Vondubllt ac alum; gm “J
You. m 3'
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MAIIIII lIIIiIIf RESIlil ---------- . 4 millll (Mill Bills
iBridgrpoit ........ 3 4 ,439
NAIIONAL LEAGUE. ‘Hlli'lful‘g .............. 2 3 AW mmf ME" [00“,
;L"lin ....... 3 4 .3'
Gama VCOICP‘I’. i\Vfll‘cc:~Hrt .. .......... l 5 AG?
St I.i,‘ulr. 9. t‘int-innali. T Gamoa Today.
(.IJIVAE'U. .7. I'ittehurgh 3 (1‘2 in i Lanitnte “l Hartford. ,
““6” Worcester at Bridgeport NEW HAVE“ I." 3- ’0‘"? Jim‘
(titliei two yamw postponed. wetl Louiii at New London. i‘tillin:, of the New Iiaien basebail‘
éf‘OUDdr) I Lynn at New Haven. cIuI yi-atciday cut loose Shortstop
‘ _.__ I l’oitiand at Springfield ilaibcr, (liltiieliler Elli-Sherry and I’ll _
Standing in National League. t
w. L. i‘.i’. t
Brooklyn . 8 4 .667
IiilhItlII . h I) .615
I lilldtlrlltldil ..... 8 6 .571:
t'llicaut) . 9 7 .563“
t‘incinnati ....... .10 9 .526‘
St. Louis ............. 9 9 .5004
Pittsburgh ........ 7 lo .412:
New York ......... 2 11 .154;
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Games Today. I
“tihttlll at Ni-w York. I
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
(hinted at Pittsburgh. l
t‘ini-innati at St. Louis. I
AMERICAN LEAGUE. 3
Games Yeotordayt '
New York, 8; Boston, 4 . I
St. Louis. 5; Detroit, 4. I
t‘lei'cland. 3: Chicago, ‘2. (
\\”ii.~hington Philadelphia, rain. I
Standing in American League I
w. 1.. PP ‘
Washington .......... l1 6 .647.
t‘leveland ............ 12 7 .632‘
New York ............ 9 s .529;
Boston ............... 10 9 .526‘
Chicago .............. 10 11 .416'
Detroit ......... 9 10 ,474
St. Louis ............. ‘l 10 .412:
Philadelphia .......... 5 12 .294
Olmu Today.
\‘t. Louis at iii-t.-
("leveland at Chicago.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New Yoli at Boston.
iNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. .
Como. Yootordoy.
Richmond. 9; Rochester, 8.
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Baltimo . 8; Bunnie. 5.
(Only tisdnmeu scheduled).
Standing in international League.
W. L. PP.
Newark ............... d 1 .857'
Richmond . . . .6 I .750
Providence ........ 6 2 .714l
lialt imorc ...... . ...... 6 .4 .600:
Montreal .............. 3 4 .429.
Buffalo ................ 4 6 .400:
‘Toronto .. ..... . ...... .1 6 .143l
,Rochoator.............1. 7 .125
Game- Today.
Toronto at Providence.
Montreal at Newark. :
Buflaio at Baltimore.
Rochester at Richmond.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
cameo Yootordayt.
Hartford. 4: Lawrence, 4 (game,
called in 13th, darkness).
New London. 6: Lowell, 0.
New Haven. 7; Lynn. 2.
Bridgeport. 3: Worcester. 2.
Portland, 6; Springfield. 3. ’
Standing in tutor-n Leann.
‘Spriugfield
.500
iltr‘l Gilmore.
BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY. local team for a little Illllt‘. All three
li'eioived thorough tryouts by Manager
Dali“) .\iuipiiy and Were found \vant-
ii'l-i.
(‘tiIIiilh also announced yesterday
(Ital Iie had a long talk with t‘lyde
Watt-rs and that (‘iyde had informed
him that he had received extra in.
dncenients to remain at Wincbeutcr'u
and had accepted and so couldn't play
with the New Haven club. He will
play with the Colonial: as announced
a day or two ago by Manager Woiu.
When Collin. learned of Waten'de.
(‘lelon he promptly gave the local
hath-top his release. Collins could
;licve lielii Waters to his .greemont
So' thorn Association
Mobile, 5; Atlanta]
Birmingham, 5. New Orleans, 6 (10
innings). .
t‘hattunooga, 3; Memphis. ‘2.
Little Rock, 3; Nashville, 1.
American Auoclation.
Minneapolis, 7; Louisville, 1.
Columbus, 4; Milwaukee, 0.
Kan-as City, 10; Toledo, 3
St. Paul, 5; lndlanapolil, 2.
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COLLEGE IASEIALL GAMES TO-
DAY.
Virginia at Yale.
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Ohio at Chicago. lliiill. if he Wished. but (‘ollins and
Illinois at Northwestern. Wants me very good friends and
t‘oIb) at Bowdoin. Illtf‘t was no reason to fli'o‘u' a fuss
Georgetown at West Point.
(‘orncll at Princeton.
Slew psi at itcnssciaer.
Holy Cross at Brown.
l'nion at Williams.
Franklin Av Marshall at Middlt‘buf‘)
Mami- at Dates.
\ti'rltyall at goiuniliia.
I' iaiiiuii at Lafayeiii-
lhihio at It hurt
I‘tt‘i. Stain & Lclilizli.
Lebanon at Susquehanna.
lit, St. Mary's at Washington.
Syracuse at Michigan.
W. A J. at Westminster.
\‘a. i‘oiy at Ya. Military.
Harvard at l'enm-ylvanla.
\‘crniont at Dartmouth.
Ilnckncll at Navy.
A. I: M. of No. Comiina at Navy.
ictci inattt rt-
PENN IIIIIIII I8
\ new iollogtate strength record of
tuna points was made yutorday b)!
l inward c tun-n tackle on the Uni-
\t‘l‘ell) of I'cnnsyltuniu football team,
who will mdiiote in June. Tho form-
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paration tor the tot-t. which no a port
of the "all" Who in phylloal tulle
in.
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Red Gunkle o1 initial. Aooo
Foot A.“ 0M0 hobo.
PHANPAIGN. "L. In t—A Iovblt
new: (only. “:0 pitched hen mice-
3 , day by "Rod unhio of the m
Isml‘situ gratify; ‘ 'alty of illlnoia', and Ohio state vol do-
Colgate at (‘ornell ' .Ifeatod 4 to 0. Ounhlo me! out 01",-
' ' ‘en men. Only twenty-nine butlmou
TRACK MEETS TODAY.
Maria. A. C. at Trinity.
Princeton at Yale.
t‘olgiitc at Wesleyan.
Syracuse at Pittsburgh.
Columbia at Brown.
\ale Freshmen at Princeton.
H. i’. H. S. at Taft School.
uROWING MEETS TODAY.-
i‘cnnsylt'ania at Annapolis.
Spring regatta at Yale
NEW BILLIARD CHAMPION.
DETROIT, Mich.. May 6.——John 14y—
ton. of Seilalin, Mo. last night won?
the championship at pocket bill-tile:
from Emmitt Blankenship, of Detroit.i
4-50 to 340. The match was ployodi
in three blocks of 150 points. and’
when last night‘s game started Bian-£
keiiship needed 283 points to win. The .
re‘tnit last night was :«BIanktenlhlp.,
i73; Layton. 150. [High runs: —-JBIuI-
kcnship. 42; Layton. 29.
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TENNIS MATCHES TODAY.
Hartfotd High at Taft School.
Trinity at Brown.
Harvard at Dartmouth.
Harvard "19 at Exoter.
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faced him and hi: iuuod no pun.
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who hate bet-n with the
iii-pi him out of organized base-
SIIIOIIGISI SIIIDIIII,
icr record of 1170 points was mode twot
r‘wi
Nana's tin
n__t_citin tat
an "All WAIERS ....... a... i... i. m:
cdelpbia Giants Next Sundayl
Afternoon
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Me. firs IIIISN'II StI-onfeld & Kelp
ien haw tonn- to a final dtii. ion as to
the lineup of the team that will iep ‘
it-aent South Norwalk this S‘fle‘flil
They will start the ball a toiling S u
10 .ty, May 14th, with the crack Pllila‘
delphia Giants, as thtir opponents.
The lhiladeiphia (Manta have been
seen in action against [ht
each suntan since 1902 and net er on e
have they
fiat. This season, however, it is like-
ly that the Giants will not glory in
victory when it is taken into coaaid-
eratlon that. "Dick" Barry. the lot al'r
star twirler, liar. several decisions to
his credit own not alone the. l’hila
delphia Giants, but also the Long
Branch (‘ubans who are now engag-
ing National and American League
trams eath Sunday at Long Branch.—
and practically all the real teams in
baseball.
Receiving lbtrry'a slants will he
"Weo" Ilill) (iouuh—rsinall, but Oh.
M)“. This youngster only needs filling
out to make it possible for him to ca
\011 in the bi: lcarucs in fait t‘on
inie Mack wanted to take him under
this mm: but parental opposition [made
[that an iinpoanibility
At the initial sack "Lyle" Sands
(‘0\‘6'l'.~ a mist amount of territory-at
that Sunday' it practice he twice clout
ed the pill on the tentre field fence
I‘aeth, formerly of Kingston, N. Y,
State [tame will enter! in right field
'and be ready to serve an catcher. He
has had a \uriod experiencii mi hack-
Itop for Kingston and Paterson lei
aey State Lianne He w an one of the
players to make the team that played
at the Port American Exposition and
gave a very soul account of himself.
In centre Frank Flint-ll, formerly of
3'4““ l'ithe Nortliwcatein Lcaini will fill the
Isald Tint to have made any medal pro position
Fianii is a .«int- iic'. dci i-iic
of foot and a reliable hitter -lie in also
a crack twirler, having defeated the
Lincoln Stars and teams of like
latreugth, and will be ready to toss
them up when called upon by the man- ‘
moot.
Prank Buckman. a youngster (‘onnie
lack had under observation with the
Norfolk, Vo.. team, will grab them out
of the air in loft field. This chap la a
veritable blue of greased lightning
and a wonderful ground coverer—
while not a consistent clouler, he la
particularly dangerous in a tight eit-
uatlon and can be depended upon to
show action every minute of play.
Bealu Becker, of the Bronx county
STAMFORD 5
After birth, the
two most import-
ant events in a
man‘s lifcaroci-ioos-
ing a wife, and i
choosing a range. 3
Of the two, the =
range ls thc. easier.
for any range will
accept, but ranges.
like wives, may
give troulile aftc
choosing. Choose :
sraairoan, and vc'
will have no trouble
with your l‘f‘llfle—
and less with you:
with.
DOLLAR DAY
i W. 11- P-P-i rnvma TO Fonoz'r IT.
New London ........ 2.5 1 .8333 “The West Parishviile Birthday
Lawrence ..............4 2 .l667 (‘Iuli met of Mrs. Sylvia Thomas', lull
Portland .. ............. ‘ 2 “7i Saturdfy to remind her of her birth- I ‘ FOR SAI v; i...
. av t was a complete stir rise to
Lowell ................ 4 3 .571 her " .mldnm Herald- Record’er. l “men. n' "As“ "0' "m S1" Cor' WEST
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THURSDA Y, MAY 18, 1916
—Watch for the Great Values that the Merchants
Will Give {01' $1. 00 on This Gala Day
REMEMBER THE DATE “DYLAN E08 II GENERAL HOLIDAY OF SHOPPING
I
I
Nuiwulhr .'
suffered the pangs of de 1
It Pawnbrokers Sale
The iuhscriher hereby offers and
. rty
proposes to sell all of the prone
t pawned with him as represented by
i ' N 15178
hr following tickets 05. ,
lino, 15134, 15:02. 15214, 15227.
15250, 15254, 15270. 152", 153.1.
. 152579, 15303, 15308, 15315, 15322,
iiaazz 1532: 15329 15335. iuuod
i respec iteiy Ottotwr l ’, 7. 8, 9, 12,
! 15, 16 its 19. :3 L», 26, 21, 28,
J 29,1911}.
So Norwalk, (Zoom, May 6,191.
i as. Roseniicltl. rm.
40 Water St.
So. Norwalk.
I
i'ni all tired out and cannot babe,
I
l A weary housewife said.
‘ Well, then, a kindly neighbor asked,
Why don’t you buy your tread?
“calm Pure
Mohlfimof‘l'orlor
i III lLIlI-III PHOSPHATE
in new in town—can you lune-t
I Where i had better so?
I if it is homo-made bread you want,
i Just so to 5 Monroe.
championship team, the Bronx Cayu-
ga, will an a utility position. This
chap is a great infielder and can fill.
. YORK.
ant gap to the annual natiatai‘tion - t
he is a hard hitter and dependable '"l'M bolt leave. Pie :7 m
All in all it looks as though South River, Now York (foot of Outbound
Norvi alk will have a team they may .9.) ovary “y oxcopt Cunday. at . P-
bc pioud of It tliciefoie helioous m 5'...“ moivod It Norwalk u,“
the fans to show their appretiution h- 5 p .II. Mid It South Norwilh up D
attending in numbers—there‘s lots of 6'80 I m
room, and accommodations are ample
and the OWnera, Mei-are. Russell, M F Footl. General Agent.
BMITH TITANI-
Schonfeld if: Kelpien can he dependrd TH; ANNING J
on to furnliih the fans with nothing. ”RTATION LINE. loo.
but the heat attractions. i
FACT FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
The. uniforms are displayed in Har-y , ..
ry Goodwin’s (‘Opyright Clothing storc.‘
North Main street. . - i-
NORWALKS TO PLAY Hi LAOD'S
TEAM TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
Tomorrow ufteinoon the No it alk
baseball team will play Hi Lndd'e ag-
gregation, from Bridgeport. at the
Ward street groundl.
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AFTER THE AcchINT.
"Whore an i?" I
"ll tho hoopitol. You were knocked;
down by on aucomobile."
“Wit hobo was it?"
“A 'Bluthnk—the finest
undo.“
“Ah. I remember—it struck me as a
fine oor."—-'|orido Time-diatom
_ 7 HE manna rota
PRIVATE SECREIARKS
Boo cooled a now hold Got
08!
__..._————-—- younx people.
“A GOOD REPUTATION.
The orlnnal and main Hoaoy and
TM cough syrup in Foloy' a Honey and
'l‘ar Compound and because title in!
given such unlvorul utiafmtion and
cured on many com of cough. coldl. .
map and whooping cough thro are
imitation: and substitute: olend to
the public. insist upon Foley‘s.
Sold everywhere.
Let us prepare you .
MERRILL COLLEGE
|Bouth Norwaik. aurora. eon
Cbootcr.
4| MANY A MAN LOOKING
FOR SYMPATHY ‘
{really needs two swift kick properly
iplaced. Smoke the exit: mild cigar.
Apex
'r. a SKELLY Distributor.
Rubber
Goods For
The Sick
Room
We sell Faultleu “Wear-
evcr" Rubber Goods and guar-
antee that quality and satisfac-
tory service.
Clifford Phatmary,
So. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phones 8334532 .
BIG BARGAINS
i KraIIach & Boch
i Shoninger
r Gordon
1 Christie & Son
r Ram & Bacon
885,00 AND UP
Stndweil Piano to.
39 No. Main St, So. Norm“? "
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the Value of
a Promise
There iIn't any no
ooaoity of m
you the scientific definition. m in.
when the use or too many hard
words. in plain language Pyonhtn
laudipoaseofthegtnnslld m
causing a secretion of put) that linked
the mouth very offensive. Tho dil-
eale involves the teeth, usually than
of the lower jaw—they become loan
and 'fhully come out.
If your lower teeth no down;
loose. the sooner you coo a dentist.“
the better for your future health and
comfort. Taken at on My M
pyorrhoo is fairly ooay to trout. Tho
longer one Waite. tho more “lull: ‘
the treatment become: and the t
serious the consequence! of the debt
lies in the possibility of its
being converted into a fact.
We have a complete eyeglass
service and can promise you
catiofactory reunite.
THAMER
The "film 0” Eyo _Oorvlco
m 0mm Optician.
37 Attantlc .841» lint-no. Conny
Open the. In. rm 0. lot. 1m.
Runyon-column; 7w.
Iundlyl by W “by.
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nos'r wanna wno wasn
mama mite out: to be
walnutr the Met in private. Smoke
extra IM'M.
Norwalk Chronicler